Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, GB ensures safety during building demolition with IoT sensors

Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, GB IoT safety

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Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames is partnering with North, an IoT service provider, to install sensors inside an old residential building being prepared for demolition. The sensors will be installed throughout the 130 residential properties to confirm that the building remains empty. The sensors will report any movement within the building to central systems in order to ensure that health and safety standards are met.

IoT Public Safety Land Use Planning / Development Public Private Partnership (PPP)Pilot / POC Building

Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, GB

London borough in England

United Kingdom

Newsworthy

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It is one of two pilot projects, funded by Innovate UK, that will see sensors installed in access points to parks and recreational grounds as well as at a disused building for safety purposes.

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